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+14  •   The Intelligent Option Investor
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+As we will discuss in greater detail later, not only can an investor use 
+options to gain exposure to a stock, but the investor also can choose to accept 
+exposure to it. Accepting exposure means running the risk of a financial loss if 
+the stock moves into an option’s range of exposure. If we were to accept expo-
+sure to the stock’s upside potential, we would graphically represent it like this:
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+Any time you see a shaded region labeled “red” on diagrams like this, you 
+should take it to mean that the investor has accepted the risk of realizing a loss 
+on the investment and should say that the investor has accepted exposure. Any 
+time an option investor accepts exposure, he or she gets to receive premium 
+up front in return for accepting the risk. In the preceding example, the investor 
+has accepted upside exposure by selling a call option (a.k.a. a short call).